Weekly pricing for web development
Curtis McHale
Weekly pricing is a great way to keep an even cashflow for businesses, but it's also great for clients.
Working Freelance one on, three off
Curtis McHale
Interesting perspective on how to stop juggling many client projects at a time. I know it's been tiring me out.
Pressnomics, the WordPress business conference, to be held October 17-19th
Brian Krogsgard
Pressnomics has announced the dates for its second annual event. The WordPress business conference will be held October 17th-19th, in Phoenix, Arizona. The conference, started by Pagely founders Joshua and Sally Strebel, was a huge hit last year, according to…
Launching a product at a WordCamp
Brian Krogsgard
In this post about the launch of FooPlugins, Adam Warner does a great job chronicling his experience with Brad Vincent of launching a product at WordCamp. It's a great read, with very nice advice for others that may be trying…
Quick Hits: WordPress and Universal Analytics
Brian Krogsgard
This post shows you a few additional metrics you can track in WordPress using Universal Analytics, the new Google Analytics.
Myths of running a WordPress theme business
Brian Krogsgard
Bill Robbins runs the WordPress theme shop, Organized Themes. In this post, he explains many common myths about running a theme shop. Bill's a great guy, and his honest depiction of running a theme business is refreshing. Also, it turns out our…
Increased plugin sales by 4x in two and a half months
Brian Krogsgard
Thomas Griffin is in the midst of transitioning his mindset from that of a developer to that of a marketer. In his most recent post, he describes some relatively simple methods he used to sell his plugin at four times…
Freelance vs agency work in WordPress
Brian Krogsgard
Jesse Petersen has a strong opinion about what it would cost for him to leave freelance WordPress work to go back to an agency.
From Developer to Marketer
Brian Krogsgard
Thomas Griffin, developer of the Soliloquy Slider for WordPress talks about his transition from developer to marketer.
WordPress vertical case study: ClickBank Powered
Brian Krogsgard
Human Made have published a really interesting case study about their work with Noel Tock creating a new WordPress vertical for ClickBank. Human Made and  Tock also worked together to build happytables, so the ClickBank project marks their second move…
How do you justify traveling to WordCamps?
Brian Krogsgard
WordCamps are awesome. No doubt about it. But from a business perspective, how do you justify attending out of town WordCamps as a freelancer, employee, small business owner, etc? I would love to hear the perspective of people that have…
Adii Pienaar on The East Wing podcast
Brian Krogsgard
Recently, Adii Pienaar appeared on The East Wing podcast. Adii is a cofounder of WooThemes. I've always enjoyed this podcast, and Adii's interview provides great insight into WooThemes and Adii's perspective on business and the WordPress community. Definitely give it…
No, you can’t get a custom built website in two days for $300
Brian Krogsgard
Chris Lema shares a story that is all too common. However, web development work is like voodoo for our clients. They just don't know how much custom development should cost, or how long it should take. So we have to…
Site Sensor website monitoring from Copyblogger
Brian Krogsgard
Copyblogger media, the partner/parent company of well-known WordPress brand StudioPress, has released a new service called Site Monitor. It monitors your website for downtime, offers update monitoring for WordPress sites, plenty of built in notification methods. Looks pretty nice, with…
ChurchPr.es
Brian Krogsgard
A new hosted platform has arrived called, ChurchPr.es. WP Daily goes into more detail of their setup, but I'm a bit surprised they are calling it hosting. I'd think they'd market themselves as website providers. Either way, surely just one of many…
Tools for growth at WordPress.com
Brian Krogsgard
Pete Davies is a growth engineer for WordPress.com. That basically means he uses many tools to help analyze data so they can better market the platform for more people. This post on Pete's personal blog is a fantastic description of…
